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NIarriare Liccnscs.

W. J. Gouchen and Kate Il. Shombert;
John Marshall Porter and Lucy Ellen
Wright; Albert IIillinger, Grafton, w. Va,
and Mary y. Macrca, city; W. II. White and
Emma !. Manning; Solomon IIebbem and
Gcoyriuna Doubling. Prince Gcorge's =
County, Md; John Pollard and Susie Brent;
John Campbell and Laura spencer; WIN. C.
pierpont, Howard County, Md, and
Gcorgianna I. Cross, Prince Georges County,
Md; Alfred Buscy and Carrie Anderson;
jeremiah w. Beach, Alexandria County,
Va, and Mary J. Beach, Fairfax County,
Va; NJ. r. White, Boston, and Helen l.
Schiminefcnnig, city; John, G. Weller, SUM
merscl County, Pa, and Laura B. Elliott,
rnal Port Pa.
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HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
Comparative Statistics that are satisfac.
tory and Convincing.

A comparative record Of the weekly
death rates Of all the principal Atlantic
soaboard cities is now kept at the Health
Office, and DR.. Townshcnd finds by
making comparisons from time 10
time tliat Washington stands well in the
list Us a healthy city. Even with our
large coiorcd population, among whom
the death rate is twice us great us among
the white people, We stand third in the
list Of six cities and considerably below
the mean death rate of the six.
Tho following table shows the death
rate per 1000 per annum Of the cities
for the three weeks ending November
26, December . and December 10, be-
ginning with the city with the lowest
death rate:
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A Rcminiscence Of Poe.

Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose burial took place
In Riohmond yesterday, at the age of 9S,
was the sister of William White, the founder
of the Southern Literary lidga=ine of which
the late John II. Thompson was the poet
after requesting Il loan of ten dollars, threw
his pocul, "Annabel Lee" with the careless
remark; There, YOU may have use for
that" And The tcn-dolar loan was all that
Poe ever got for one of the most touching
poems IN the English lnngiiagc.
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More Postoiiice Buildings.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2i. - Congressman Isaac
Stevenson of Wisconsin, in an interview yes
terday, said: "rhe Postmaster General told
Senator sawyer and myself day before yes
terday that he would recommend the erec-
ton of Government building in all towns
where the postal receipts We're 5000 and
good iircproof brick buildings, costing ", 900
each, in towns Of 0,0O0 inhabitants"
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The indianapolis Election Frauds.

ISDIASAPoLIs, IND, Dec. 2i.-Sim Coy,
Steve Mattler and w. A. Bernhamer were
arrested yesterday on the indictment for al
legged election frauds, and each gave bond for
his appearance to answer the charges. The
trial of the conspiracy was yesterday set
down for Jan. l6. The announcement Gre
ated some surprise, as it was generally be-
day where he went to ask that the Attorney
General interpose TO prevent n second trial,
but he was informed that the matter was in
the hands entirely of the District Attorney.
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An Interestine Glove Fiaht.

MISSEAroLIs, MINI, Dec PA very in.
teresting glove contest took place at the
Theatrc-C Comique last evening between
Harry Gilmore and Professor J. H. Clark.
Up to the eighth round honors were about
even. Then Gilmore began to rush and
winded Clark badly, although he did not
land many effective blows. The referee de-
clared the contest draw. Gilmore wanted
another round, but the police refused to
allow the match to go on.
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DIED.

FKEEMAN,-On December %, 1857, Anna
wiio OF Frank l.. Freeman.
Funeral services at her late residence, 1856 N
street, sunday, December 25, at p, m. Rela,
tives and friends invited, Interment private.
HusSEY.-On Friday, December 3D. 1888,
David j. llussey, NJ, D., aged 40 years and 4,
days.
northwest, on sunday, December 26 at O'Clock
y. IN. Friends invited to attend. interment AZ
Arlington Cemetery.
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An Unknown steamer Disabled.

LoNDoN, Dec. W.--Ihe British steamer
Albany, from New Orleans, which arrived
at Liverpool, December IL reports that on
the 18th inst, in latitude 80 north longitude
o5. 30 west she passed disabled four
masted steamer, showing three red lights,
sailing in n northeasterly direction. 1t was
thought that the vessel was the City OF
Chicago ofthe lnman Line, but that vessel
arrived in New York this morning.
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EXCHANGING coURTEsIEs.
Register Clagett and subordinates Pleas
antly Remember Each Other.

Christmas was very pleasantly cele-
brated in the office of the Register of
Wills to-day. Mr.. Clagett presented
DR.. Griffith with an elegant oxidized
silver inkstand and Messrs. McNIanus
and Johnson each received a handsome
silk umbrella. The employees of the
office had crayon portrait OF Mr..
Clagett all ready for presentation and
would have been ina position to re-
ciprocate handsomely if II had not been
for delay OH the part of the railroad
company, which prevented the picture
from arriving in time.
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Young NIcNeely Released.

BIDDEFoRD, Me-, Dec. PA telegram was
received at saco, late yesterday afternoon,
from Halifax, stating that the authorities
there could not lawf ully hold McNeely any
longer and had released him from custody.
None of the banks property was found on
him. One of the banks trustees said last
night "AlcNeely is as safe in Halifax as he
was in Liverpool, He cannot be extradited
on any charge the bank may bring"
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Church of,he Incarnation.

Az the Church of the Incarnation, corner
Twelfth and y streets northwest, Rev. l. L..
Townsend, rector an elaborate Christmas
programme has been prepared Among
The leading features of the service in
tie morning will he Dykes re Doum, an
by S,uiner and Tours Snnctus and Gloria
III Excelsis. At the evening service, at 4 p,
M, will be sung trstnl Magniicat and
Nmng Dimmittis by Mann, and the anthem
nAriso, Shinc.h by Elycy
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Sc Nronths for Asnnnlt.

Walter Snowden, charged viii, assault To
kill, was allowed to plead guilty to the
the 18th Of November last. Tho Govern
ment stated that Il had been shown that he
had a pen-knife cleaning his iingcr-nals
when they got INTO an alteration and he
slashed at her with knife. They were
friendly shortly after the cutting lie was
sentenced to six months IN ipi
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Holiday Wines and Liauors,

Mr.. p. b, Dunn one Of the mostre liable
in the National Capital is centrally located
at 2lS Tenth street northwest, at Wholesale
and retail also an extensive jobber in cigars
and tohuGco.
MIR. Dunn's fine wines and liquors have u
national reputation for their flavor and
purify. His stock is now complete for the
holidays.
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Died in a Cell.

NEW YonK, Dec 2i.-John y. A. Rogers,
formcrlya large property-holdcr in Brook
lyn, died in u station-house cell in this city
yesterday morning. lie had been drinking,
II Is said, and was insensible when taken
into the station-house Thursday night. The
police put him in cell, where he was
afterwards found dead. "a
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Arruigncd In Court.

The following arraignnents were made in
the Criminal Court to-day; Robert Gray,
grand larceny, plea, not guilty; Julius Lee
and Vim. jackson, housobreaking in the
night, Lee, not guilty. Jackson, guilty; Wal
ter Snowden, assault to kill, plea, not guilty;
Frederick X. Ames, plea, guilty; Edward
Washington, embc1zlement, not guilty;
George Weeks, assault 10 kill, not guilty;
james II. Myers, rape, not guilty; James q,
Holt, embczllement, not guilty.
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Olu DOminjon Mics,

A portion Of the spike mill at the Trcdegar
Iron Works in Richmond was damaged TO
the extent OF 5000 by fire yesterday.
Mayor Darlington of Richmond has Is
sued proclamation to the children asking
them to observe the Sabbath, but giving
them the run of the city on Monday to
blow horns, pop crackers and do what they
will.
Harris u. Burruss, well-known citizen
Of King William County, dropped dead of
heart disease near West Point yesterday.
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FclcrnI Lodge rlIeclion.

At TIM annual meeting of Federal Lodge,
No. 1903, Knights Of Honor the following
were elected officers for the ensuing yenr:
Louis Melius, dictator; T.. q. Tilton, vice
dictator; f. +, Bates assistant dictator; d.
r. Jones, chaplain; Edward l., Mills re-
porter; ~ C. Martin, financial reporter; H.
W. Smith, treasurer; David l., Berkeley
guide; George Miller, guardian; j. II.
iickcox, sentinel; trustees, l.. b, Parker,
J. II. Hlokcox and J, i, Randolph
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AleNanlria Nelys.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. Cdr. Lincoln
of Washington, assisted by Drs Gibson and
Rowell OF this city made last night diag-
noss of the case of Mayor Smoot, and, 1t is
understood, came to the conclusion that his
illness Is not of so serious nature as to
cause his family much alarm. To-day he is
feeling much better, having slept well the
entire night.
A number of gentlemen of this city have
been invited and will participate in the fox
hunt which starts from Brightwood on
Wednesday morning next and which, IL Is
expected, will be followed by President and
Mrs. Cleveland.
Cadet James Reed of the United States Ma
val Academy is spending the holidays with
his parents in this city.
The steam tug g. w. Pride is on the ways
at the ship-yard fer repairs.
The public and private schools closed yes
terday until after the holidays, which will be
until Tuesday the Sd of January.
w. Il. Darrow colored of Brooklyn, n. ",
who was recently injured by tho cars near
Mitchell's station on the V. NJ. Il. r., was
brought here yesterday and placed in the In
hrmary. where he will be cared for until he
Is able 70 return home.
The pustofliCc, banks and other public Of
fees will he closed ON Monday.
Tho Headlight, a weekly paper, published
in the interest of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, made its first appearance in this
city to-day.
Mrs. Robert Bell was summoned suddenly
yesterday to Carlisle, Pa, by telegram an
nouncing the death of her brother, who re-
sides in that city.
William Kent, colored, of Washington,
was before Acting Mayor Strauss this morn
ing, charged with assault upon Il. Il. Green,
| also colorcd. and with carrying concealed
weapons. He was fined $50
and county in the Legislature, and Mr.. Il.
w. Moore, State Senator from Fairfax
County, have returned to their respective
homes for the holidays.
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East Washington.

-"Funeral Falschoods,n is Pastor Ed
mond Hez Swems subject Sunday night in
the Second Baptist Church, Fourth street
and Virginia avenue southeast Seats free.
Miss Naomi r. Ryan, the sister of Mr.
James II. Ryan, well-known real estate
agent died last evening at her residence,
1000 ID street southeast, after an illness OF
seven months. Miss Ryan was n native of
Prince Georges County, Nd, and came to
funeral services tomorrow afternoon the
body will be inferred at Congressional
Cemetery.
Lewis Ballew. an aged white inmate of
the Washington Asylum, was found dead in
bed at the house of Mr.. Conway, on -Four
teenth near G street southeast, at an early
hour yesterday morning, The Coroner was
notified.
The Anacostia Rifles will give ball at
odd-Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, on Thurs
day, the 10Th instant.
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Fighting over "Jo.Jo.N

Nrw YoR1, Dec. A.-Argument was heard
yesterday upon the application OF proprie-
tor Of Il Bowcry museum, who is exhibiting
tion restraining rival museum keeper from
exhibiting "Do-Do," which he asserts is a
base deception upon the public. Decision
reserved,
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Representative 1roGatt's ncmains.

The remains of the late Representative
Seth @. Moiatt were taken West last night
ut $40 in Il special car. Representatives
Cuteheon, Brewer, Ford. Fisher Shiyeley,
Lyman and Wade and Scnaior Palmer nc
companied them to the late ConprcssmanS
home in Traverse City, Mich aiS, Muilitt
and her son and daughter, who arrived here
too late TO see Mr. Mohntt alive WcfO also on.
the train. At Fort Wayne Tie funeral train
will be met by u delegation i'lom Traverse
City. Rey. Mr.. Cole of Michigan accom-
panied the relatives, but no -rryices Ware
held in this city.
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Thc Son nnl Helr

Mamma, what's horeditary?n asked
Bobby, laboriously tripping over the sylla-
bles of the long word. "Why, it is-any-
thing You get from your father and me-" re-
piled the mother u little puzzled for deil-
milton suited 10 lis years, silence for two
minutes. "1hcn, ma he asked, ''is
spankin' hereditary Philadelphia Tele-
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The "Zoo" Not Ready Vet.

Tho geological collection Of The National
Museum, described in Yesterdays CmTIc,
cannot be opened to-day MS was expected.
There still romans u grea, deal of work Ia
be done. and il is not probable that II can
Of nGNt week. and nurhups not then.
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Second Letter From santa CLAUS

to Singleton e. Fletcher, Ais 7th st. II. W.;
II again send you another car load of nice
new patterns of Carpets, Smyrna, Velvet
and Sheep-Skin Rugs, very suitable and
always useful as Christmas presents, which
YOU must sell at wholesale prices. So now,
Tommy and Billy, If you don't put the very
lowest price on these goods will consider
you naughty boys, and won't let you have
any more Of my nice things"
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The Modern Lover.

"Did you ever have breakfast at Quinn
by's?"
"No.n
"Why, I thought you were frequent WIS.,
tor on Miss Quimhy?n
$50 | am but always leave when hear
the old man lighting the iire.n-lNebraska
State Journal.
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Burkart's Splendid Dining-Parlors
for Indies.

The energetic proprietor of these superbly-
furnished dining-purlors for ladies, which
are very conveniently situated on the corner
OF Tenth and / streets northwest, has intro
duoed new dish, which is styled "30-cent
cold cuts, including several kinds of cold
meats, which ii ordered would cost at least
Sl,50. He offers this as an inducement for
the business men and shopping ladies' TO
lunch at his quiet and irst-class ladies' and
gentlemen's dining-rooms Ladies' entrance
on Tenth street, Polite attention strictly
enforced, and charges very reasonable.
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A Charitable Act.

A representative of The Carrie called on
Mr., G. W, Harvey, thc'prominent caterer of
the National Capital, this morning, by re-
quest, but found him too busy TO talk to the
scribe. He said he was engaged in prcpar-
ing good lot of Christmas gifts TO cheer the
many hearts of the poor. A very commend
able act and worthy Of emulation.
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Johnson's restaurant, 9th and r.

All kinds of fresh fish, game and every
delicacy in season at this famous resort.
Oysters a speciality, every style; the best
steamed in the city. Leave your orders for
Johnson's, corner Ninth and + streets.
Ladies' saloon first floor. Polite attention.
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Gard to thc publlc.

10 give all an opportunity of inspecting
our unique Christmas stock, we will keer
open evenings from this date until the cath
instant inclusive. ALEX. MILNE,
BILL 9th st. n, W.
Fine furniture and decorations.
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No other remedy has proved so effectual
in relieving coughs and colds as DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup.
Mr.. j. A. Price, Deputy Inspector State
cordially recommends Salvation Oil for neu.
ralgia. Price 20 cents.
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Get Your Turkey for Christmas

street, for ten cents, this evening, December
"A, commencing at o'clock. Profits Of the
enterprise to be given to the poor Of this pre-
cinct. Mr.. Sullivan donated last Christmas,
on similar occasion, Sl3 for the benefit of
the poor, which was duly turned over to
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Christmas for CoIorcl Childrcn.

The Colored Childrens Christmas Club
has been organized and will give dinner
on the 2sth At the Metropolitan \. NJ y.
Church. The contribution have been lih-
eral and the poor oolored children will be
sure of good dinner The officers are Ms.
Alverta Taylor, president Miss v, f. Shimm,
secretary, and Mrs. Nj. V. Datchor treasurer.
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Holiday Furniture, Stoves, Sc, .

Rudden, the popular rnstallment mer-
chant, centrally located, at $50 and 932 Sew
enth street northwest, has just received one
of the most extensive stocks of all kinds OF
ccived In this city, which will be sold at cash
prices on the insialment plan, with terms to
suit all purchasers. A large stock of Union
cook and heating stoves. Mr.. Ridden is
snfe and reliable man to trade with. He Is
the pioneer installment merchant Of the Ne
tional Capital.
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Dan FuIton's Punishment.

ConusaA, Mich, Dec. 2l.--Dan Fulton,
who so brutally murdered his wife in octo-
ber was yesterday sentenced TO spend his
life in solitary confinement in the peniten-
tary. lie received the sentence stolidly,
aiter begging the mercy of the court.
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Thc HnnIun.TrlcI,c,tK Race.

LONDON, Dec. PA dispatch from Sydney,
n. $. W., says the date fixed for the match
rowing race between Honlnn and Trickett is
May 3. IIanlan has decided to challenge
Bubear to two matches to be rowed in Eng
land in September for 500 dollars each.
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of G. and Eleventh streets northwest, had
placed orders for IS, 400 fine boxes for his
Christmas trade but his business has ip
creased so largely that he has been compelled
to order several thousand more.
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Drink Phil. Best Brewing Com.
pany's milwaukee Beer,

the acknowledged Beer of the District. Fot
trademark (Which appears on every, bottle),
see Sunday papers. Retailcd by denlersg en-
orally and wholesale only by r. ID. Harper,
703 and 705 North Capitol street.
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Hoa Tcu Set for SEQ.

of our Fine Quadruple Plate Sets, 0
pieces, ss2o and S2S, reduced TO so. Rogers
handsome reduced from SIS to $1s. Lad
sons, 433 Seventh street.
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have no superior. Manufactured and sold
at G street, corner Of Eleventh northwest.
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Sl3.J0-ovERcoATs; they are made well and
trimmed tar better than Is used In such price
coats generally. Eiseman Bros, manuiac-
turers, corner eth and II,
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CITY SPECIALS.

IF YOU DESIRE splendid holiday present
don't fail to examine the nrtf<t5 etchings,
engruvings and picture frames az M~od \
northwest.
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Louis Ballowie, an inmate of the
Washington Asylum, was fund dead in bed
III the house OF Mr. Conway or lppncentl
Yesterday morning.
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m Is Nnt Ncccssnrx

to buy every new book that comes out, when
you may have the privilege Of reading oil
you want at the low price Of S5 subscription
for an entire year. Mr.. j. u. Free, ir., No.
1Si3 II street northwest, has all tho standard
works and all the new books as soon as pub
lished. Call and subscribe.
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.AIdcrney Dairy Wagons"

Fresh Alderncy butter. churned every
morning and delivered in lb "Ward"
prints d5c. per Id, Also cottage cheese,
buttcrnllk and sweet milk, DC. per qt.
Cream, loo. per pit.
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$l5-ovERcoArs; they are handsomely. lined
manufacturers, corner 7th and L..
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Praying for unscr Fritz.

COLOGNE, Dee. A,--fivc thousand persons
marched procession to the shrine of the
Virgin at Aix-la-Chapclle yesterday and
offered prayers for therecovery of the Crown
Prince of Prussia.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons."

Fresh Alderney butter churned every
morningan delivered in ID ward prints,
Acc, per IN. Also cottage cheese, buttcrmilk
nar at.
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LITHooRAPH CHECK Books made to order.
Handsome designs. Kervand, 10l2 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
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Santa Claus

has sent us a beautiful assortment Of fancy
chairs In Reed, Rattan, Plush and Russia
Leather, Fancy Parlor Tables, Easels and a
general line of Art Furniture, which we offer
at extremely low prices.
S1NoLEToN Il FLETCHER,
AIS Seventh street northwest
MARVELLOUS DISPLAY
OF notions so gay
For Christmas day
At Gould's, j. Jay.
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The above statement shows that Bal
timoro and Philadelphia are only c1nd-
tied with slightly lower death rate
than Washington, while Brooklyn, New
York, and Boston are very much higher
The Health Office authorities say that
this average is kept up, and the Potomac
flats and the Potonac water are not SO
fatal after all.
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Housckccpers and Others, Atten.
finrs

Smiths reliable installmcnt house, eligibly
located at 452 Pennsylvania avenue north
west has n full stock Officiating and cooking
stoves, ranges, carpets, furniture, blankets,
S9nioers Thni arof ana dihingroom se,s ETC.
in demand and will be sold on easy terms,
by the week or month on the installment
plan, to suit their customers.
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Sheetz's Candies

Snow, Tree Ornaments, Xmas Cards, Scrap
Pictures. j. Jay Gould, 42l Ninth street.
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The Queen of Beers.
The only beer for ladies.
Talta Xoup

Take Your Bottles to Merits,
1914 f street northwest and have them filled
with that delicious Queen Anne Cologne.
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Sl3.5o-ovERcoATs, in many colors and
shades. Eiseman Bros. manufacturers, cor.
9TH and L,
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To the Ladies'.

Send your lace curtains to the Swiss Steam
Laundry 1920 It street.
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VISITING CARDS neatly engraved from your
plates Mt 20 cents per hundred. Kervand,
l012 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MoYoGRAMs and address dies stamped In
colors at low figures. Kervands, 1912 Penn
sylvania avenue.
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DID YOU HEAR about those pants we make
to order at s.? Call and see the variety of
patterns, Eseman Bros, cor. 7th and u.
manufacturing clothiers and tailors.
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A Choice Christmas Gift

to your friend A bottle of that exquisite
Queen Anne Cologne, to be obtained at
Mertzs. lola Il street.
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A National Musical Conservator

A National Conservatory of Music Is soon
to be opened at 1918 Twelfth street. The
enterprise will be introduced to the public
by q concert at Albaugh's on the 10th instant.
The talent employed is of the best.
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II Is the Besl

ASK for IT, Schlitz's Milwaukee Lager
Beer. For sale by all leading houses.
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READ MERITS holiday advertisement il
another column.
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"snEErz, the Confectloner.p

See our 81 and $50 Pearl Opera Glasses.
10 per cent. discount reduces them to $3.50
and 1915. Ladson's Jewelry Store, 433 7th.
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Shectz's Pure Candies.
G street, corner of Eleventh northwest.
Decorated Pottery.

GoLD-HEADEp CANES, $3.50 and y up.
Ladson's, I33 Seventh street.
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THHCHILDREN's DINNER.
What the Christmas Club Will Provide on
Wednesday.

Wcuneruhys
Next Wednesday the National Rifles
Armory will be besicged by us rollick-
ing, noisy, perhaps dirty-faced, and
withal as thoroughly happy mob of
children as is often got together. 1t is
there that the Children's Christmas Club
will dine the children whose Christmas
dinner might otherwise be as Thin as
that of any other day. Bootblacks,
MISUNDERSTANDING little "Stuck," the
Avenue character, whom everybody
who is on the street at night knows
will be gathered from the streets and
alleys and given iirst-class dinner.
The dinner will be furnished by res
taurateur LIE Mour, and the menu is as
follows:
French Rolls. Apple Butter.
Roasted Turkey.
French Fried Potatoes.
Apples. Oranges.
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Johnston's, 18Th and E-Europcan.

High Grade Oysters, Diamond. Back Ter
rapin, Game, &c. Ladies Large Saloon. El-
egant rooms for gentlemen only.
Powerful Opera Glasses. Hempler's, Ave-
nue. and Four-and-a-hulf.